Our laws and policies should reflect respect for individual choice, not state-sponsored coercion (for or against any particular mode of dress).
In a poll, a sample of voters -- selected to be similar in composition to the entire population of voters -- yields a sample proportion that should reflect that for all voters.
Differences in the resulting sequences from the library sequences should reflect requirements for survival in the neutral amplification steps.
Dees (1998b) in his influential paper The Meaning of Social Entrepreneurship truly believed, "any definition of social entrepreneurship should reflect the need for a substitute for the market discipline that works for business entrepreneurs".
More importantly, excluding implicit commitments does not sit well with the chief motivation for a truthmaker account, viz., that ontological commitments should reflect fundamental ontology; for commitments are no less fundamental for being implicit.
If you are in the latter group, you probably look at it as just another commodity, whose price should reflect the demand for it in various industrial uses and for jewelry.
In this study, use of medical and substance abuse treatments did not have a favourable impact on housing attainment (with the exception of extended stays at homeless respite care) and the authors concluded that housing policies should reflect the need for integrating affordable housing and health services for chronically homeless street dwellers.
Last year, the court of appeal, in the Burnip, Trengove and Gorry case, established that where disabled children are unable to share for reasons related to their disability, the level of benefit should reflect the need for an extra bedroom.
Where your reasons for applying reflect why you need the money, your business plan should reflect your goals for the business as a result of receiving the loan.
